Timothe Litt 61c8001044 Bug fixes and compiler warnings. Unix readline support, pass 1
Fix various compiler warnings.

Fix bug causing double free when a file isn't found.

Fix bug using uninitialized variable parsing null filename.

Fix bug causing crash when format 3 retrieval pointer encountered.

Add support for readline (command line editing and history on Unix)

Untangle NT I/O so it builds without the direct access SCSI API & works.

Report errors as text messages everywhere.

Add MSVC project files.

Implement most of dir/full

Partially implement XABITM

Add help to command tables.

Allow choice of VMS qualifiers or Unix options.
  mount /write // /dev/cdrom
or
  mount -write /dev/cdrom

Parse quoted strings as command parameters.
   Mount /write "/dev/cdrom"
   search [*...]*.txt "My words for you"

Resolve command, parameter & qualifier ambiguity from tables.

Consolidate the various makefiles into a common file with very small
platform-specific wrappers.  This simplifies maintenance.

Add diskio module to allow easy access to .iso images and simulator files.
Removes requirement for loop device or equivalent.  Builds as a separate
executable.

Writes to the ODS2 volumes are broken.
2016-02-26 17:46:46 -05:00

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#ifndef DISKIO_H
#define DISKIO_H
/* diskio.h - ANSI C Disk I/O - for .ISO and simulator disks */
/* Timothe Litt Feb 2016
*
This is part of ODS2 written by Paul Nankervis,
email address: Paulnank@au1.ibm.com
ODS2 is distributed freely for all members of the
VMS community to use. However all derived works
must maintain comments in their source to acknowledge
the contibution of the original author.
*/
/* To set up physical I/O for a new system a group of phyio
routines need to be set up. They are:-
phyio_show() which doesn't need to do anything - but
it would generally print some statistics
about the other phyio calls.
phyio_init() to prepare a device for use by future
read/write calls. The device name would usually
map to a local device - for example rra: to /dev/rra
on a Unix system. The call needs to return a handle
(channel, file handle, reference number...) for
future reference, and optionally some device
information.
phyio_read() will return a specified number of bytes into a
buffer from the start of a 512 byte block on the
device referred to by the handle.
phyio_write() will write a number of bytes out to a 512 byte block
address on a device.
*/
char *diskio_mapfile( const char *filename, int options );
int diskio_unmapdrive( const char *drive );
int diskio_showdrives( void );
#endif